In college I competed in division IA track and cross country for four years at Western Kentucky University. While competing I helped my team win a conference championship in cross country and finish 2nd place in track. After college I was the assistant coach at a local high school track and cross country team for two years. As an assistant coach, I helped both the women and men cross country teams to finish 1st and 2nd place in the regional meet (the highest for both in school history). As well as 4th and 12th place finish at the state meet.
In
June of 2012, I moved to Hoboken, New Jersey with my fiancee and started working
at JackRabbit Sports in Manhattan. In
addition, to working as a floor manager and form clinic instructor at
JackRabbit, I have coached runners training for the 1500, 1 mile, 5K, half
marathon, and marathon. I
have also started an online and personal coaching business to help runners reach their
goals and full potential. As of recent, I became the sports psychology
consultant and assistant cross country and Track & Field coach at Stevens
University.
Not
only do I have years of experience working with athletes; I also have several years
of experience working in education with individuals diagnosed with autism and
other exceptional needs at the Kelly Autism Center. During this time, I helped
many students improve their social, general education and job skills. I also developed plans to address anger
management issues through research and analysis. During the time that I was working at
the Kelly Autism Project, I received the undergraduate service award in
psychology from Western Kentucky University for my dedication to psychology
through research and volunteer work.
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